Duke U. Flopping Camp Application

 

Duke U. Flopping Camp Application

Some jokester thought it would be funny to create a fake appliction for “Duke University Flopping Camp.” Obviously they are just jealous that Duke is a #2 seed in this years NCAA Tourney.

Anyway it’s pretty funny. [BrahSome]

Siena Has My Vote for March Madness Hotties!

Today we hit I-90 with a destination of Albany, New York to visit Siena College, home of the Saints. The school will be making its 4th tournament appearance and will likely get handed a 25-point pounding from Tennessee.

Our attention has turned to finding the hot women at this Franciscan school of 2,900. And even with that low enrollment, Big Gay Rich located a hottie chemistry major (with a twin!) who drinks cheap rum from the bottle and looks smoking hot in a sailor outfit. Think of her (she has no name) as you and the boys hit the bar and catch 1st round coverage. [Busted Coverage]

Nebraska Student Seating to Change at Memorial Stadium

Fewer students will have front-row seats in the south section of Memorial Stadium starting on the date of Nebraska’s first home game against Western Michigan. In addition, block seating will be eliminated.

Some of the changes include making all student tickets general admission, with priority for upperclassmen to sit in the east stadium. Students wishing to sit in a block will now have to show up early enough to claim their seats before others. [Daily Nebraskan]

USC Walk-on Arrested at Five Points Festival

A South Carolina football player was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct Saturday following an incident during the rain-shortened St. Pat’s in Five Points festival.

Mike Newton, a walk-on defensive back from Lexington, spent a night at the Richland County jail before being released Sunday on a personal recognizance bond of $275.50. [The State]

 

 

Notre Dame Students Hold St. Patrick’s Day Festivities

At the University of Notre Dame, where students refer to themselves as the Fighting Irish, St. Patrick’s Day is one of the biggest party days of the year. So much so, that the University often schedules Spring Break during St. Patrick’s Day.

However, because Easter falls so early in March this year, students are on campus for the event for the first time in three years, and many students are planning on spending the day celebrating. [ND Observer]